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- Winners
- Multiple winners
- See also
- Notes
- External links
The United States Girls' Junior Championship is one of the thirteen U.S. national golf championships organized by the United States Golf Association. It is open to amateur girls who are under 18 on the last day of the competition and have a USGA handicap index of 18.4 or less. It consists of two days of stroke play, with the leading 64 competitors then playing a match play competition to decide the champion. The inaugural championship was held in 1949 and was won by Marlene Bauer from a field of 28 entries. Aree Wongluekiet, now Aree Song, is the youngest winner at 13 years, 99 days in 1999. Hollis Stacy is the only three-time winner of the tournament. Winners| Year | Winner | Country | | 2018 | Yealimi Noh | {{USA}} | | 2017 | Erica Shepherd | {{USA}} | | 2016 | Seong Eun-jeong | {{KOR}} | | 2015 | Seong Eun-jeong | {{KOR}} | | 2014 | Princess Mary Superal | {{PHL}} | | 2013 | Gabriella Then | {{USA}} | | 2012 | Minjee Lee | {{AUS}} | | 2011 | Ariya Jutanugarn | {{THA}} | | 2010 | Doris Chen | {{USA}}
{{TWN}} | | 2009 | Amy Anderson | {{USA}} | | 2008 | Alexis Thompson | {{USA}} | | 2007 | Kristen Park | {{USA}} | | 2006 | Jenny Shin | {{KOR}} | | 2005 | In-Kyung Kim | {{KOR}} | | 2004 | Julieta Granada | {{PRY}} | | 2003 | Sukjin-Lee Wuesthoff | {{KOR}}
{{USA}} [1] | | 2002 | Inbee Park | {{KOR}} | | 2001 | Nicole Perrot | {{CHI}} | | 2000 | Lisa Ferrero | {{USA}} | | 1999 | Aree Wongluekiet | {{THA}} | | 1998 | Leigh Anne Hardin | {{USA}} | | 1997 | Beth Bauer | {{USA}} | | 1996 | Dorothy Delasin | {{USA}} | | 1995 | Marcy Newton | {{USA}} | | 1994 | Kelli Kuehne | {{USA}} | | 1993 | Kellee Booth | {{USA}} | | 1992 | Jamie Koizumi | {{USA}} | | 1991 | Emilee Klein | {{USA}} | | 1990 | Sandrine Mendiburu | {{FRA}} | | 1989 | Brandie Burton | {{USA}} | | 1988 | Jamille Jose | {{USA}} | | 1987 | Michelle McGann | {{USA}} | | 1986 | Pat Hurst | {{USA}} | | 1985 | Dana Lofland | {{USA}} | | 1984 | Cathy Mockett | {{USA}} | | 1983 | Kim Saiki | {{USA}} | | 1982 | Heather Farr | {{USA}} | | 1981 | Kay Cornelius | {{USA}} | | 1980 | Laurie Rinker | {{USA}} | | 1979 | Penny Hammel | {{USA}} | | 1978 | Lori Castillo | {{USA}} | | 1977 | Althea Tome | {{USA}} | | 1976 | Pilar Dorado | {{USA}} | | 1975 | Dayna Benson | {{USA}} | | 1974 | Nancy Lopez | {{USA}} | | 1973 | Amy Alcott | {{USA}} | | 1972 | Nancy Lopez | {{USA}} | | 1971 | Hollis Stacy | {{USA}} | | 1970 | Hollis Stacy | {{USA}} | | 1969 | Hollis Stacy | {{USA}} | | 1968 | Margaret Harmon | {{USA}} | | 1967 | Elizabeth (Doll) Story | {{USA}} | | 1966 | Claudia Ann Mayhew | {{USA}} | | 1965 | Gail Sykes | {{USA}} | | 1964 | Peggy Conley | {{USA}} | | 1963 | Janis Ferraris | {{USA}} | | 1962 | Mary Lou Daniel | {{USA}} | | 1961 | Mary Lowell | {{USA}} | | 1960 | Carol Sorenson | {{USA}} | | 1959 | Judy Rand | {{USA}} | | 1958 | Judy Eller | {{USA}} | | 1957 | Judy Eller | {{USA}} | | 1956 | JoAnne Gunderson | {{USA}} | | 1955 | Carole Jo Kabler | {{USA}} | | 1954 | Wiffi Smith | {{USA}} | | 1953 | Millie Meyerson | {{USA}} | | 1952 | Mickey Wright | {{USA}} | | 1951 | Arlene Brooks | {{USA}} | | 1950 | Patricia Lesse | {{USA}} | | 1949 | Marlene Bauer | {{USA}} |
Multiple winners- 3 wins: Hollis Stacy
- 2 wins: Judy Eller, Nancy Lopez, Seong Eun-jeong
See also- U.S. Junior Amateur Golf Championship, the analogous event for boys
Notes1. ^Wuesthoff moved from her native South Korea to New Jersey as a 12-year-old, moving in and eventually being adopted by an American aunt and uncle. When the Child Citizenship Act of 2000 took effect on February 27, 2001, she automatically acquired United States citizenship, as she was legally adopted by at least one American citizen and was under 18 on the effective date of the Act. However, when she joined the LPGA tour in 2008, the tour listed her as South Korean, indicating that she retained her original citizenship.
External links- {{official website|http://www.usgirlsjunior.org/}}
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